Adam created some code for interfacing with the EEPROM. This brings us close to being able to store persistent user information on the door-lock. Soon we should be able to add/delete users from the door and validate keys based on the users present in the system.
Marshall has created an arcade-style input (2-buttons) implementation that works with the 16-character LCD panels. This should allow us to give the customer the option of running the door-lock without the UMS. The master will be able to add/remove users from the lock at the lock itself without using the UMS which requires a laptop or something plugged into the lock. The system is intended to be either UMS or single-mode, however we may look into integrating the two modes later. Our PC-PIC protocol currently allows for extensions such as that.